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Those hipsters reboot their iphones all the time, it will be fine.
flyhigh123
Member
BluestarE3
Active Member
Hmm... I wonder who the auto manufacturer is? Faraday Future, Lucid Motors (nee Atieva) or maybe some established automaker trying to design a Tesla Model X "Killer"?
jgs
Active Member
Someone rated this "funny" but I just took it as a plain statement of fact.
Heck, this morning they rebooted the frickin' 747 I was on. Twice. (We weren't in the air.)
CuriousG
Active Member
They probably forgot to hold the brake for a hard reboot.
flyhigh123
Member
DrComputer
TeslaClubLA President
I doubt it. Oliver works for Q-Insights. They are an independent company that conduct focus groups for various manufacturers.
I should correct myself, the main reason iphones restart is because they are always running out of battery.
Equalizer did this for a while, but have not seen it since the earlier flavors of v8. Seems that fader is still an issue though for many.
With the car locked, unlock it, open the back door.
The car electronics starts and bluetooth grabs the iPhone call you are on turning the audio into handsfree.
You can hear and talk.
Close the back door.
Electronics shut down and iPhone audio goes back to the handset.
Open the front door and get in.
The car electronics starts and bluetooth grabs the iPhone call you are on turning the audio in handsfree.
You CANNOT hear but you CAN talk.
You end up putting the iPhone in its own handsfree mode for the rest of the call.
Next call is fine.
Weird bug.
The car electronics starts and bluetooth grabs the iPhone call you are on turning the audio into handsfree.
You can hear and talk.
Close the back door.
Electronics shut down and iPhone audio goes back to the handset.
Open the front door and get in.
The car electronics starts and bluetooth grabs the iPhone call you are on turning the audio in handsfree.
You CANNOT hear but you CAN talk.
You end up putting the iPhone in its own handsfree mode for the rest of the call.
Next call is fine.
Weird bug.
mrElbe
Active Member
I had this happen even before 8.0. Bluetooth disconnects and then reconnects. I chalked it up to some kind of strong interference. Bluetooth is not a well managed protocol in the first place.
The Parrot chips always have some sort of flakiness to them. I think they are, like, 99% solid and then they all have that 1% where the someone just gave up.
JDaniel
Member
Just installed this version. As with the last one, it only shows the 8.0 enhancements.
Any idea what was changed with this upgrade?
Any idea what was changed with this upgrade?
I got 2.46.16 this morning. Model S 75D. The release notes seem to be the same as earlier 8.0 notes - probably nothing more than bug fixes.
Bug fixes are what we want for the media player
aesculus
Still Trying to Figure This All Out
USB Media searches seemed to return more results for me than before. I actually found albums today in 2.46.16.
Are you sure? I'm still on 2.42.40 and my searches return every single album, song and streaming track by artist every single time. I have 520 albums on my USB drive and I've tried searches with multiple artists and it never fails to provide complete and accurate results (excluding the "the" bug). It's almost like we have different cars.
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